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QUESTION:
Print VS Electronic?....go!
ANSWER:
In terms of what the future holds, basically every aspect of our lives are turning electronic. With that said, our class has had two great discussions on the grading of papers and from my understanding the majority of the class felt like they preferred papers be turned in and graded in print. While we may be the select few who feel this way it does show that many people do not want every aspect of their lives to be revolved around electronics. The development of technology is a very important part of our society, however if we try to rid our society of all print (or the ones that are still being used today like newspapers, ect.) I personally feel like we would be doing a disservice to ourselves.
5/5 How We Read 1st Period
Remember that anyone in your group can edit this page and make it more "accurate" or "incorrect". Only one person can edit this page at a time so don't all go to the lab and try to write this page at once. However, the final answer to your question should be the result of every group member's input. You can use the discussion tab to help come to a consensus on what should be your final result below. Do not write the answer as a group and then post the answer here. All edits, revisions and changes of opinion should occur on this page.
QUESTION:
Print VS Electronic?....go!
ANSWER:
In terms of what the future holds, basically every aspect of our lives are turning electronic. With that said, our class has had two great discussions on the grading of papers and from my understanding the majority of the class felt like they preferred papers be turned in and graded in print. While we may be the select few who feel this way it does show that many people do not want every aspect of their lives to be revolved around electronics. The development of technology is a very important part of our society, however if we try to rid our society of all print (or the ones that are still being used today like newspapers, ect.) I personally feel like we would be doing a disservice to ourselves.